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CARROLL'S
MS WasMigtta Street,
PORTLAND, OIMON.
Wholesale Jobbing,
69 First Street.
PORTLAND
DfllHY ASSOCIATION
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
.Cream and Milk.
DEPOT 203 SECOND ST.
JOHN P. HOFFMAN, Manager
Milk Delivered to All Part ot tlio Cltyt
Oregon Fhono North 3011.
ERST PORTLAND WOOD GO.
E. M. LAMBERT.
Dealer! In All Ktndiol
WOOD AND COAL
Wood tawed to order In yard or on street.
Oregon Phono Union 491
Columbia Phone SZ28
YAKD AND OFFIURl
Car. Kat Morrlion nnd Water Streets
rOItTLAND, OKEOON,
H. .
Fire Insurance
Real Estate
Loans...
Rents... ;:-.
264 STARK.STREET
NATIONAL,
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
OFFICB AND WURKRl
925 SIXTH STREET. PHORE HOOD 803
HaU Cleaned. Dyed, Preued and'Trlmmed.
Ladlea' Dreuea and Dreii Ooodi Dyed all Col
or, or Well Cleaned. Gentlemen's Clothing
Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired. O.trlch Feather
Cleaned or Dyed all Colon and Nicely Curled.
Salem Store, 143 State St.
THOMPSON
THE H. C. ALBEE COMPANY
DEALKRa IN
SECOND HAND MACHINERY.
MO last Water trat PORTLAND, ORIQOM.
C. H. CLARKE, President,
eeattle, Wah.
T. F, BPENCKR, BecTrea.
Spokane, Yrah.
9PEHCER-CLARKE COMPANY
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OFriCKSs Portland, Oregon, Seattle, Tacoma
and Bpokane, Wash.
NEW YORK FURNITURE CO.
Dealers in ' Furniture, Carpets and
Household Goods
E. A. COVELL, Manager. Phone Oak 341
(86 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON.
HOLIDAY GOODS '
ANDREW KAN COMPANY
IMPORTERS OF
JAPANESE AND CHINESE CURIOSITIES
rUiM. Brlc-tvBrack, Bilk, Clotasonle. 8taUuna, Broaie, Ebony. Carred Forniture, Mattlof,
Km, Manulactnrtr ot Bamboo rmaltur of Krery DeacripUon.
EUROPEAN AND DOMESTIC TOYS OF ALL KINDS
4Um Maehanle and Clockwork Tor. StMM XstUaa, Boata, Rubber and Celluloid Nftt alttM
DolU, Poll Canlac. AlbwM, KoOUbc Horaea, Trlcjfclee, Iron Wsobs, Etc
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS .
361 Third Street, Near Madison.
Oregon Phone Hood 384.
PORTLAND, OREGON
mHK IMPERIAL SALOON
Llquon and High, Grade Cigar.
J. 8. HILDEIIORN, Prop.
rhone Main 2IS. Corner Ca'ss and Sheridan St
ROSEnURO, OREGON.
Strong's
Photographs
Superior in Style
and Finisho.
STUDIO:
In Goodnough Buildlntr.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
JOHN GIBLIN, Prop.
Flrt-Clam Accommodation and Prompt erv-
Ice. Largo Sample Qooms lor
Commercial Traveler.
Phone 7. Oor. lirat&'WashiDgton Bt.
ALBANY, OREGON.
BDTTERFIELD BROS.
JORBER8 IN
DIAMONDS, WATCHES
Iclotas' and Jewelers' supplies
Manufacturing Jeweler, Optician
and Matchmaker.
Silversmiths
162 1 2 First St., PORTLAND, OR.
Portland Finishing
Company
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602 OOODNOUOH BU1LDINQ
(Opposite Poitofllcc.)
Promot and cartful attention given to
Developing, Finkhlng and Enlarging for
Amateur Photographer.
H
BNBY BIITITT OO.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Room M and Z7 Bherlock Iiulldlng, Corner
Third and Oak HtrecU.
.Portland . Oregon, y
H
ERBERT A. HALK.
Mt. Hood. Columbia Hirer and Northwtit
View.
Portrait, Water Colon, Crayon, for the
trade.
Electric Light and Bromide Enlargement.
1K Third Street, Corner Alder.
PORTLAND, ORE.
The Unrivaled Plane of the' World
KRANICH & BACH
Entablithed 1804.
Visit our Tareroom and be convinced.
Many other standard and reliable makes of
Plane and Organs. We sell on EASY
TERMS. N6 large first Payment required.
C. A. WHALE HUSIC HOUSE
M. C MATTHIEU, AUnajtr,
128 Sixth Street
. II. HAMIJN,
Portland, Or.
FDRS AS TRIMMING.
APPEAR ON ALMOST EVERY
THING WORN OUTSiDE.
Managed aa Lace or Ribbon Might be,
Cut Into Design anil A'pplled on
Cloth and Used Alao for BdglnB
and Handing.
New Tork corretpondence;
TYLES In fur gar
ments are not bo
linportnnt to the
furrier ns they
might seem to be.
The trouble 1 so
few women go lu
for all-fur gar
ments. Hut In ac
cessories and trim
mhiKS the furrier
has a fine harvest.
Fur ns trimming
appears on every
thing that is worn
outHide, nnd so
c o in m o n 1 y that
none of Its uses
peems lu the least
freakish. It Is
managed as lace or
ribbon might be.
Cut into designs, it
Is applied on cloth,
nnd when surrounded with lace or gold
braid the effect Is very rich nnd artistic.
It Is used for edging nnd linudlug, and Is
especially liked on lace. X few of Its
STYLISH IN LENO
Binny uses are shown In these pictures.
First Is shown ermine edging for a dark
red kersey Jacket. Next Is 'an oyster col
ored broadcloth banded with Russian sa
ble and fine gilt braid. Here, too, were
embroidery of white and gold and a
waistcoat of hunter's green velvet, for
your elaborate dresser does not think
that trimming of costly fur fills the bill
by Itself, Ileaide this is a gown sketch
ed In durk blue taffeta surah, with bands
of mink at Its foot and outlining Its yoke
and collar. The last of Uie trio was a
dove gray cashmere banded liberally
with Alaska sable. With it went a fur
hat and a huge muff. Milliners nowa
day would be bereft If they could not
employ fur, and some of their best out
put shows It. Particularly pretty ore
the hats in which fur bauds cross ut the
back and full over the hair. g
All skirts are very long, and they not
only train, but fan out all around till It
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INELABORATE GOWNS
is a wonder that women can walk ia
them. Homo of them art awkward
enough, and are really built for repose.
The truth of It Is that the exquisite
weartf'sucb skirts only when little move
went Is required ou her part. A dreew
asaker tell, even, of one castocaer who
"receive" In a gown la which ah platM
te stand still for errry possible moment
But the average stylish devotee Isn't
happy unless she applies such nottoM
to her street dress. In consequence un
handsome examples are numerous. The
'excessive length does not Increase the or
namental value ot a band of fur nt the
hem, but nri these pictures Indicate, it Is
put there nevertheless. With light fab
rics that do not have the appearance ot
being weighted nt the hem, the fashion
has fewer faults. And' it Is, perhaps, nt
Us best In velvets. Certainly, the orig
inal of the model remaining lu this pic
ture was evidence to that end. It wits
black panne velvet, and Its handsome
box pleats swept grandly.
Even the woman' most Inclined to
dress simply finds It dllllcult these days
to do so without accomplishing n conspic
uous plainness. All sorts of dainty no
tions prevail that imply an nttcutlon to
dress, which may be far from the desire
or opportunity of the averugc woman.
Little straps of velvet, each strap caught
with n buckle, for Instance, lend elegance
to an otherwise simple arrangement of
yoke or front. Close Bet bnnds of gold or
of narrow velvet transform cuffs, sleeves
or rovers Into matters of elaboration. In
sertions of lace, applications of lace,
cloth or fur, and nil 'sorts of cut work,
together with needlework of all degrees
of elaboration, make the dress of the mo
ment something that seems the result of
the greatest work and care even when
its general scheme Is not complex.
This point Is Illustrated In, perhaps, a
mnjor portion ot the dressmaker's cur
rent "output, and Its inanlfestations are
almost numberless, but the four exam
ples of to-day's concluding picture will
servo to point them more clearly. He-
D FUR BANDING.
nlng at the left, there Is first a bright
albatross trimmed only with bands of
embroidered white satin and wlta
lie satin bands and buckles. As aim-
le, yet as designedly "fixed up," was
ic dress next to it, a violet habit cloth,
Ith finish ot narrow black velvet, and
Ith white cloth revcrs set off by velvet
traps caught with gilt buttons, A grade
tore hlglily wrought -were the remaining
wo, yet tar removed from what by this
Inters standards Is downright elabo-
ate. Illscult colored ladles' cloth was
be fabric of the first one, liberal appll-
ntlon of green, roselnnk and white silk
dressing It richly, yet not Interfering
greatly with severe outlines. Velvet lu
tab-and-button finish appeared on I ts
front. Last Is a striped lavender and
black cheviot, Its' triple skirt stitched In
corn color, both Jacket and skirt banded
with linen embroidery, Illack velvet
banded corn colored punne velvet In the
QO NOWADAYS.
count In the really elaborate grade, a
tftwn nitiut 1iva tipA lltiiOM tlij. Mkmnlo.
Ity of either of these.
Copyright, 1000.
Sweet mercy la nobility's true badge.
Shakspeart.
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General Information Concerning
(he Afro-American.
TAKEN FROM OUR VARIOUS EXCHANGES
Showing the ProgrtiJ of the Various Una
of Human Endeavor Being Accom
plished by the Race.
. Principal Hooker T. Washington, In
being iuvitui) its n guest and h princi
pal orator nt tlio dlnnor in honor of
the. 70th birthday of Genornl O. O.
Howard, given lu Now York hut weok
nt tlio Astoria hotel, ndded now limrols
to his already groat imputation nnd
gained now honors for tlio race.
Among othor epoakura at tlio bnnquot
woro mail nien of etato an tlio Hon.
Cliauucoy M. Depow ami ox-Spuakor
Thos. It. Ilcod. To bo n gucxt nnd
speaker with that cotorio of distin
guished oitlzona Is no small honor,
nnd tlio pruponco of Mr. Washington
thero must bo bailed aa a positive vic
tory for our raco. Tlio following night
Mr. Washington was n guost and
speaker nt tlio Lotus club, nt n dlnnor
given in honor nf Mark Twain. Ono
night Mr. Washington, roprosontlug
tlio boat limin of tlio Negro raco, is n
guost and speaker nt n stuto dlnnor;
tlio next uiglit, tin orator among nion
of letters. Mr. Washington has ro
clved moro honors than any other
colore! mnu iu thin country. Tlio
"Grand Old Man," Douglass, in all
hia glory, tlio idol of thu colorod raco
iu his lifetime, was novor tho recipient
of so many honors as liavn been thrust
upou tho "Wizard ot TuskoKOO." Tlio
raco can justly fool proud of thoao lion
nrs, for thoy aro tho just recognition
of tho culttiro nnd thu manhood of tho
raco. Wit It honors thrown at hia
foot, Mr. Washington novor loses Ills
balance, but unassumingly, thu young
giant that ho la, goon upon hia war
Mr, II. T. llurlolgh, tho colobratod
baritone, has boon engaged by the aris
tocratic St. Uoorgo church iu Now
York, of which Mr. dooigo W. ltuins
ford ia pastor, to slug bnritouo in tho
choir. Mr. llurloigh'a salary Is $800
por uumtiu.
Huntington Hall, tho girls' now
dormitory, waa formally oponod and
dedicated at TiiBkegeo, Ala., Novombor
Any Hlse Any Qimntlly Any Htyla
MACKINTOSHES, RUBBKR AND OIL CLOTHING
Ituuber Hoot and Hhoei,
Largest ami Mo.l Complete AMortrncnt ot all Kinds ol Rubber flood.
rtrmwtf a di moDD rrn.ir a. tvj-vt
It. II. PKA8E, l'rcildent. K. M. BlIKPAItD.JlL Treasurer t. A. MIXPAHD, BecretaV
73-76 FIRST STRUT, FOifLARi, ORRtO ;'
This Is the
-FOR
But new work
we are beffinniner
won't have any
Of course we don't
it, but just a little
it- r,
111 10.
It is true that our Modern . Tools,, jinjl
Rapid Handlin"
do better work
ever before, and
cost our customers
Possibly this brings us more than our
share, and keeps us busy, or it may be
that everybody is
Founders, Machinists, Boilermakers
PORTLAND
12, wltK Imposing cerbraoulo j. ' friio
dedication address was dolivoredj lir
Principal Washington's prlvuto auW
tary, Mr. Ktnmett Ji Scott.
Tho colored man iu business ia the
flogau for tho men. The boys nnd
girls that are being turned out of
school II nd nothing to turu thulr hands
to. Good citizens cannot result front
bad conditions. Aside finm tlio fow
profossional places I hero is nbralutely
no outlet for tho increasing numbers
of fairly educated youths. Thoy do
niauage to exist. Thoy got enough
iiiouov to lbok well, lint they cannot
purchase homos. Thoy will nut try,
and under the circumstances cannot
bo blamed very mntih. Yet- thoro
are whito inoii lu this city who have
started on far lesn ixir month tlnui
young colored nion rocolvo in. hotels, vi
nun inoy now command tnousanus ot
dollara.
CITY NEWS
We shall know no favoritoa, nnd
shall be absolutely impartial. To in
sure publication, nil local nowa must
roach us not later than Thursday morn
ing of each wook.
Owiug to tho rush this week, prepar
ing for our holiday edition, wo were
compelled to omit tho "City Nows."
Frawltyi Next Week.
T. Daniel Frawley aud hia company
of players, will play a week's engage
inout nt CordrnyV, commencing Sun
day night. This organization requires
no introduction to theatM-goora of thia
city,, as ita members aro all old aa
quiiintnuctiB. The repcrtolro for the
wook is as follows: ttandny, Monday
and Christmas matinee, "Tho Great
Ituby;" Tuesday aud Wednesday,
"Tho Middleman" Thursday, "Thjj ,
Knnfll1ir nimlinan" tit,luv. 'lflrlnnla
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b'uus Geno;' Saturday matineo, "Tril
by;" .Saturday evening. "Children of
tho Ghetto," Thin is an exceptionally
strong lUt of attractions, and ouo
which 1h Hiiro to meet with favor.
Tlirco of tlioso playri have novor been
produced iu I'ortlumUboforo, aud thoy
tire said to hu among the liOBt in the
repcrtolro of thia company.
For Xmaa goods, Holding Hroa., 45
N. Third street, havo a ehnico aoloction
of holiday goodH in tho lino of silver
auvor
UverV
O.to !
waru, puuKut uuiikb, lauoy juwoiry, iiih
nionda, unihrollas, gold and
headed oanos, watches, Jookct
Call and Inspect our stock.
llvltlng, racking and .
Dull km.
Workers
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keeps coming 'ni, an
to think nerhans wew
dull season this yearMS
feel depressed over,
curious to knpw why!
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Facilities permit us
and more of it tha
therefore it doesn
so much.'
busy we hope
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